Hi,

below is a script that suppose to send an email with a single attachment (doc file) the script send the mail but split the attachment to multiple parts (14) )i guess its because the Type=>), any idea on how to resolve this issue ? 

use strict;
use warnings;

use FindBin;
use Net::SMTP::TLS;  
use MIME::Lite;

use lib ("$FindBin::Bin/CPAN");


my $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
        From    => 'mail',
        To      => 'mail',        
        Subject => 'Perl Test',
          Type    =>'multipart/signed',
);
    
    $msg->attach(
       Type     => 'application/msword',
        Path     => 'some path',
        Filename => 'FORM50.doc',
        Disposition => 'attachment',
    );

my $mailer = new Net::SMTP::TLS(  
    'smtp.gmail.com',  
    Port    =>      587,  
    User    =>      'user',  
    Password=>      'password');  
$mailer->mail('mail');  
$mailer->to('mail');  
$mailer->data;  
$mailer->datasend($msg->as_string);  
$mailer->dataend;  
$mailer->quit;

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In reply to MIME::lite and Net::SMTP::TLS - split attachment by Anonymous Monk

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